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https://staroriga.lv/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Fonoskops_s.jpg336336Name of the project: BALTCOM PHONOSCOPE Place: 9 Skārņu Street The German genius Richard Wagner worked and lived in Riga in the mid 19th century. He conducted the orchestra and went on walks around the city in the evenings. Once, he got to Skārņu Street. He did not think about the Valkyrie at the time, […]